Thursday 27th February 2025 is Say a Gaelic Phase Day and we invite our whole school community to get involved.
Madainn mhath (mat-een va) – good morning
Feasgar math (fes-gir ma) – good afternoon
Ciamar a tha thu? (kim-er ah ha u) – how are you?
Tha gu math (ha goo ma) – I’m good
Here are some simple online lessons to help you learn some basic words and phrases - https://learngaelic.scot/lg-beginners/index.jsp
We have extended the return date for S5 to S6 choice forms. Please return by Wednesday 5th March 2025.
A reminder that there is a Parent Council meeting on tonight at 7pm in the theatre. All welcome! You can also join in remotely if you are unable to come along. The link for the meeting is here
Just to clarify, the authority survey that was shared with parents yesterday, is aimed at pupils or parent/carers who struggle with getting their child into school or whose child does not attend school on a regular basis.
S5/6 Reports will be emailed out to pupils and parents later this evening.
It’s Gaelic week! Keep an eye out for the Gaelic phrases in the main atrium this week 
Inverness Royal Academy is supporting a Highland wide initiative to understand and address the challenges of school attendance . Since the pandemic, attendance rates have dipped and we want to hear from parents/carers and pupils about the barriers they face.
Parents - Your feedback in this survey will help us improve support at both school and council levels.
Pupils – Your voice matters! Let us know what makes attending school difficult for you
Here’s the link to the parent survey on attendance.
Here’s the link to the pupil survey on attendance (this will also be put on Google Classroom).
Surveys are open until Friday 14th March
S5/6 Reports will be emailed out to pupils and parents early next week, due to at technical issue.
S5 into S6 Course Choice Forms will be issued to pupils during assembly on Monday 24th February.
The deadline for returning these back to Guidance Teachers is Monday 3rd March.
The form will be on Google Classroom for pupils to see today and can also be found here, on our Facebook page and on the school app.
Huge well done to Charlotte Rose McNeish, S6 who organised a very successful Valentines Dress Down Day and Bake Sale last Friday, to raise money for Mikeysline. A whopping £573.88 was raised! THANK YOU SO MUCH to all our amazing pupils and staff and of course, Charlotte! 
Feedback on Skills Development Scotland’s (SDS) career service:
Parents and carers are key influencers over young people’s career ambitions and choices.
SDS work in close partnership with this school to support our young people to make informed career choices and they would value feedback from parents and carers on their services. You can do this by taking part in a short survey.
All responses are confidential and anonymous, and the results will be used to inform SDS services.
This survey should only take about 10 minutes to complete